Core Insights - The rapid development of cold chain technology has enabled the global distribution of fresh fruits, overcoming geographical and temporal limitations, leading to a true "global sharing" of food [1] - Agricultural technology advancements have introduced new fruit varieties, enhancing consumer choices while also raising concerns about the use of chemicals and the nutritional balance of fruits [1] - Industrialized production methods have caused significant ecological damage, including soil degradation and water pollution, posing threats to the environment and future sustainability [2] Industry Developments - The rise of internet technology has provided a turning point for the fruit and vegetable industry, allowing consumers to access detailed information about product origins, growing conditions, and pesticide residue reports, thereby enhancing trust and product quality [2] - Big data and IoT technologies have optimized every stage of the fruit and vegetable supply chain, improving logistics efficiency, reducing waste, and ensuring freshness and taste [4] - Internet platforms have revolutionized marketing strategies in the fruit and vegetable sector, utilizing social media and short videos to engage consumers and enhance brand influence [4]

Core Insights - The development of cold chain technology has enabled the global distribution of fresh fruits, overcoming geographical and temporal barriers [1] - The rise of agricultural technology has led to the creation of novel fruit varieties, enhancing consumer experiences [1] - However, industrialized production methods pose risks, including premature harvesting, chemical ripening, and excessive pesticide use, which can compromise fruit quality and environmental health [1] Group 1: Industry Challenges - Some fruits are harvested before maturity to meet market demand, leading to reliance on chemicals for ripening [1] - The pursuit of perfect appearance through excessive pesticide and growth agent use raises concerns about chemical residues [1] - The industrial production approach threatens ecological balance, causing soil degradation, water pollution, and loss of biodiversity [1] Group 2: Technological Advancements - The rise of internet technology has improved transparency in the fruit and vegetable industry, allowing consumers to access information about origin, growing conditions, and pesticide residue reports [3] - Enhanced supply chain management through big data and IoT technologies has optimized every stage from planting to transportation, improving logistics efficiency and reducing waste [3] - Innovative marketing strategies via social media and short videos have strengthened brand influence and consumer engagement in the fruit and vegetable sector [3]

Group 1 - The modern logistics network has created a global invisible web, allowing seasonal fruits from countries like Chile, Thailand, and South Africa to reach consumers, facilitated by advancements in cold chain technology and agricultural science [1] - The industrialized production of fruits often involves harvesting them before maturity, using chemicals for ripening, and excessive use of pesticides and growth agents, leading to potential health risks and ecological crises such as soil degradation and water pollution [1] - The demand for perfect-looking fruits has led to continuous genetic modifications to increase sugar content, raising concerns about chemical residues and nutritional imbalances in the fruits consumed [1] Group 2 - The internet has enhanced transparency in the fruit and vegetable industry, allowing consumers to easily access information about the origin, growing conditions, and pesticide residue testing of products, which fosters trust and encourages producers to focus on quality and safety [3] - The application of internet technology in supply chain management has enabled precise monitoring and optimization of every stage from planting to transportation, improving logistics efficiency and ensuring the freshness and taste of fruits and vegetables [3] - Innovative marketing models have emerged in the fruit and vegetable industry through social media and short video platforms, making products more engaging and increasing brand awareness and influence [3] Group 3 - In response to industry challenges, the Orange Purchase Preferred project is leveraging the internet for transformation, establishing an online marketplace through mini-programs, promoting via public accounts, and utilizing community-based marketing for targeted outreach [5]

Core Viewpoint - The article addresses misconceptions surrounding seedless watermelons, particularly the false claims that they are treated with contraceptive drugs and contain harmful hormones. It clarifies the scientific methods used in breeding seedless watermelons and emphasizes the safety of these practices [9][11][25]. Group 1: Misconceptions and Clarifications - The rumor linking seedless watermelons to contraceptive drugs likely stems from misunderstandings about the term "seedless" and the breeding process [11]. - Experts from the Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences confirm that seedless fruits are not related to contraceptive drugs, and the use of plant growth regulators like gibberellins is a common practice in their production [11][19]. - Contraceptive drugs, being animal hormones, cannot be recognized or utilized by plants, making the idea of treating watermelons with such drugs ineffective [13][19]. Group 2: Breeding Techniques - The breeding of seedless watermelons involves the use of colchicine, a plant alkaloid that disrupts normal cell division, resulting in the creation of tetraploid watermelons [14][18]. - Tetraploid watermelons are then crossed with diploid watermelons to produce triploid watermelons, which are the seedless varieties sold in markets [19][23]. - The inability of triploid watermelons to produce seeds is due to their chromosomal structure, which prevents normal pairing and separation during reproduction [23]. Group 3: Advances in Breeding Technology - A significant breakthrough in seedless watermelon breeding was reported by Professor Yuan Li's team, which developed a self-replicating diploid seedless watermelon induction system, enhancing breeding efficiency and variety [25][27]. - This new system allows for the cultivation of seedless watermelons without the constraints of traditional breeding methods, leading to improved sweetness, longer shelf life, and better disease resistance [27]. - The advancements in this breeding technology not only benefit seedless watermelons but also open new avenues for breeding other seedless fruit crops [27].

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